"Signed order is what embodies the final unalterable opinion of the Court, it is the only version of the Court’s order which is reached after multiple
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"A well-educated and professionally qualified woman cannot be expected to be confined within the rigid boundaries of matrimonial obligations alone. Marriage does not eclipse her
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"Methodology for working out the ‘average sale price’ under Section 26(1)(b), as set out in Explanations 1 to 4 thereunder, does not permit placing reliance on
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"It is a well-settled principle of accounting and law that profit is the surplus that remains after all the expenses have been deducted from the
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"Filing of such appeal, without even applying for a certified copy of the order sought to be impugned, practically meant that there was no filing of
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"Discrepancy in billing appears to be more of an inadvertence, than a case of dishonest intention on part of the hospital. We are of the opinion
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"Regulation 10 does not vest any power or right in the hands of a delinquent officer/employee to either insist or ask for joint or common
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"There is a cleavage of opinion considering the view taken by the Division Bench in the case of M/s. Colorcon Asia Pvt. Ltd. and the view taken
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"It is by now well settled that the provision of section 53A operates only as a shield and not as a sword which can be
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"Argument that technical qualification alone created a vested right to selection is misconceived. Qualification at one stage merely entitles participation in subsequent evaluation, it does not
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"Petitioner suppressed the real facts and approached this Court with unclean hands for seeking transfer of a case from one Court to another and that he is
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"Whenever there exists any suspicion as to the execution of the Will, it is the responsibility of the propounder to remove all legitimate suspicions before it
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" First appellate court has certainly travelled beyond the scope of the suit while declaring the share of the vendor of the plaintiff over the suit property
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"A revenue entry may show how the matter stood reflected in village records; it may even furnish some evidentiary support on the question of possession.
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"Power of the Collector cannot be unduly circumscribed by ruling out the potential to which the land can be advantageously deployed at the time of
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"Offences committed against a public servant is serious offence... the consistent and cogent testimony of the informant cannot be jettisoned [merely because eye-witnesses turned hostile]." Bombay
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"Court cannot be oblivious of harsh reality of today’s society where a number of heinous crimes even under special legislations like NDPS Act and MCOCA
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"Ability to offer units for sale is a foundational element for attracting the applicability of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, as the
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"Term 'employer' has a wide meaning under the Act and includes not only the immediate employer but also the principal employer who has ultimate control and
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“Such application cannot be kept pending indefinitely, and therefore we would expect the Collector to decide such applications as far as possible within 90 days from
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"Signed order is what embodies the final unalterable opinion of the Court, it is the only version of the Court’s order which is reached after multiple
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"A well-educated and professionally qualified woman cannot be expected to be confined within the rigid boundaries of matrimonial obligations alone. Marriage does not eclipse her
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"Methodology for working out the ‘average sale price’ under Section 26(1)(b), as set out in Explanations 1 to 4 thereunder, does not permit placing reliance on
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"It is a well-settled principle of accounting and law that profit is the surplus that remains after all the expenses have been deducted from the
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"Filing of such appeal, without even applying for a certified copy of the order sought to be impugned, practically meant that there was no filing of
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"Discrepancy in billing appears to be more of an inadvertence, than a case of dishonest intention on part of the hospital. We are of the opinion
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"Regulation 10 does not vest any power or right in the hands of a delinquent officer/employee to either insist or ask for joint or common
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"Power to set aside election results vests exclusively with the Prescribed Authority, and once it has become functus officio, such power cannot be exercised thereafter,"
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"If the alleged offence takes place within the four corners of the wall where members of the public are not present, then it cannot be
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"'Intent to cause alarm' is a pivotal aspect and consideration to judge whether the offence of criminal intimidation is made out or not. In the
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"Our legal system has always laid emphasis on value, weight and quality of evidence rather than on quantity, multiplicity or plurality of witnesses. It is,
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"Bench must adopt a somewhat ‘parental’ temperament; it cannot lose sight of the fact that legal practice can be immensely high-stakes. Accountability is paramount, but
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"The Court, in its magnanimity may accept apologies 100 times, but perhaps it is the 101st time that acts as the final straw." The
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"Court, in its magnanimity may accept apologies 100 times, but perhaps it is the 101st time that acts as the final straw," Supreme Court, in
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"Public employment, particularly in the police service, cannot be converted into an instrument of fraud. If individuals entrusted with enforcing the law themselves secure entry
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"Departmental enquiries are not crimi nal trials. So long as a fair opportunity is afforded and the conclusion is based on relevant material having probative
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"Appellant, procuring electricity for its own use and consumption, is an industrial consumer and for availing open access, it is liable to pay Cross-Subsidy Surcharge
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"Courts, in the discharge of their adjudicatory function, must therefore remain vigilant against attempts to secure judicial recognition of what the law expressly prohibits. The
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"Hindu Succession Act contemplates both intestate and testamentary succession. Consequently, the bar under Section 25 applies equally to a person who seeks to inherit the
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"Non-payment of the balance consideration within the time period fixed by the Trial Court does not amount to abandonment of the contract and consequent rescinding
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"There is a cleavage of opinion considering the view taken by the Division Bench in the case of M/s. Colorcon Asia Pvt. Ltd. and the view taken
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"It is by now well settled that the provision of section 53A operates only as a shield and not as a sword which can be
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"Argument that technical qualification alone created a vested right to selection is misconceived. Qualification at one stage merely entitles participation in subsequent evaluation, it does not
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"Petitioner suppressed the real facts and approached this Court with unclean hands for seeking transfer of a case from one Court to another and that he is
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"Whenever there exists any suspicion as to the execution of the Will, it is the responsibility of the propounder to remove all legitimate suspicions before it
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" First appellate court has certainly travelled beyond the scope of the suit while declaring the share of the vendor of the plaintiff over the suit property
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"A revenue entry may show how the matter stood reflected in village records; it may even furnish some evidentiary support on the question of possession.
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"Power of the Collector cannot be unduly circumscribed by ruling out the potential to which the land can be advantageously deployed at the time of
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"Offences committed against a public servant is serious offence... the consistent and cogent testimony of the informant cannot be jettisoned [merely because eye-witnesses turned hostile]." Bombay
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"Court cannot be oblivious of harsh reality of today’s society where a number of heinous crimes even under special legislations like NDPS Act and MCOCA
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"Ability to offer units for sale is a foundational element for attracting the applicability of the Real Estate (Regulation and Development) Act, 2016, as the
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"Term 'employer' has a wide meaning under the Act and includes not only the immediate employer but also the principal employer who has ultimate control and
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“Such application cannot be kept pending indefinitely, and therefore we would expect the Collector to decide such applications as far as possible within 90 days from
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"To compel a non-signatory to undergo the rigours of a trial to prove a negative is a manifest failure of justice. This is not a
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"Serious disputes / differences between the parties in a matrimonial dispute, cannot lead to deprivation of the love and affection of both the parents to
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"Remarriage of the husband contracted before the expiry of limitation for filing appeal has no validity in law."
The Telangana High
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"It is high time that the executive and political apparatus of the State take serious view of the menace of illegal and unauthorized constructions and
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"Law is well settled that for grant of divorce on the ground of cruelty in terms of Section 13(1)(ia) of the Act, 1955, the cruelty
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"Act of unauthorised subletting by a tenant constitutes a continuing breach of contract and therefore period of limitation would begin to run so long as the
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"The recital in the agreement that 'after obtaining sale deed from TNSCB for the non-residential portion within three months we will execute the sale deed'
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In the contemporary landscape of the Indian criminal justice system, DNA profiling has transitioned from a "novelty" to the "gold standard" of forensic evidence. However, for
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Possession is the law’s most practical concept. Before a court reaches the higher question—“who is the owner?”—it often asks the simpler, urgent question—“who is in possession, and
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Appreciating evidence in civil litigation requires adherence to strict principles under the Indian Evidence Act, the Code of Civil Procedure (CPC), and binding judicial precedents. Courts
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In the world of law, the doctrine of Res Judicata serves as a cornerstone for upholding judicial efficiency and finality. Res judicata, meaning "a matter already judged,"
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"Copyright law, a delicate balance of protecting creativity while fostering innovation." – Indian Judiciary- Introduction: Safeguarding Creativity Through the Copyright Act
In a world
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In the Indian legal system, judgments play a crucial role in shaping jurisprudence and guiding future cases. These judgments can be classified into two primary categories: reportable and non-reportable.
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